Journal of child and adolescent psychiatric nursing : official publication of the Association of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nurses, Inc · 2011
Quality of eating disorders websites: what adolescents and their families need to know.
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Smith Adrian T, Kelly-Weeder Susan, Engel Jennifer, McGowan Katelyn A, Anderson Bonnie, Wolfe Barbara E
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OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to examine the accessibility and content quality of eating disorder websites.
METHODS: A descriptive, exploratory study using four search engines and seven search terms was conducted to identify and evaluate the accuracy of eating disorder information available on consumer oriented websites.
FINDINGS: One hundred fifteen (82.1%) websites were accessed. Few sites fully described the DSM diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa (13.2%), bulimia nervosa (15.8%), eating disorder not otherwise specified (6.9%), and binge eating disorder (8%), as well as associated treatment options.
CONCLUSIONS: Results suggest that eating disorder websites do not adequately address diagnostic criteria or treatment options.
METHODS: A descriptive, exploratory study using four search engines and seven search terms was conducted to identify and evaluate the accuracy of eating disorder information available on consumer oriented websites.
FINDINGS: One hundred fifteen (82.1%) websites were accessed. Few sites fully described the DSM diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa (13.2%), bulimia nervosa (15.8%), eating disorder not otherwise specified (6.9%), and binge eating disorder (8%), as well as associated treatment options.
CONCLUSIONS: Results suggest that eating disorder websites do not adequately address diagnostic criteria or treatment options.